Candidates in the 2024 Irish general election

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This page lists the candidates in the 2024 Irish general election. [1] [2]

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Parties

There were 685 candidates in the 2024 general election. 248 of the candidates were women, making a record 36% of the total. There were 171 independent candidates. The five-seat Louth had the most candidates at 25, while the three-seat Wicklow–Wexford had the fewest at 10. Twenty registered political parties fielded candidates. Five parties contested in every constituency: Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, Sinn Féin, Aontú and the Green Party. [3]

PartiesCandidatesConstituencies
Fianna Fáil 8243
Fine Gael 8043
Sinn Féin 7143
Aontú 4343
Green 4343
PBP–Solidarity 42 [a] 42
Labour 3231
Independent Ireland 2823
Social Democrats 2625
The Irish People 21 [b] 21
Irish Freedom Party 1616
National Party 9 [b] 9
Liberty Republic 66
Centre Party 33
Independents 4 Change 33
Party for Animal Welfare 33
Rabharta 33
Ireland First 2 [b] 2
Right to Change 11
100% Redress 11
Independent 171 [c] 43
  1. 33 candidates are from People Before Profit and 9 candidates are from Solidarity
  2. 1 2 3 Member party of National Alliance
  3. 2 candidates are members of National Alliance

Candidates

Elected candidates are shown in bold text.

^  *: Outgoing TD
^  #: Member of the 26th Seanad
^  ‡: Previously a member of the Dáil or Seanad
^  §: Returned automatically without standing for election as outgoing Ceann Comhairle , in accordance with Article 16.6 of the Constitution of Ireland .

Constituency Fianna Fáil Sinn Féin Fine Gael Green Labour Social Democrats PBP–Solidarity Independent Ireland Aontú Independent Others
Carlow–Kilkenny [4]
(5 seats)
Malcolm Noonan [*] Seán Ó hArgáinPatricia StephensonAdrienne WallaceGary O'Neill
  • Tom Healy
  • Eugene McGuinness
  • Luke O'Connor [a]
  • John O'Leary
  • Noel G. Walsh
  • Orla Donohoe
    (IFP)
  • David Egan
    (LR)
Cavan–Monaghan [5]
(5 seats)
Eddie O'GaraEmma HendrickShane P. O'ReillySarah O'Reilly
  • Feargal Deery
  • Joseph Duffy
  • Lester Gordon
  • Jimmy Mee
  • Val Martin
    (IFP)
  • Mark Moore
    (NP)
  • Shane Mulligan
    (LR)
Clare [6]
(4 seats)
Donna McGettigan
Róisín Garvey [#] Hilary TongeCaitríona Ní ChatháinEddie PunchJune Dillon
  • Michael Leahy
    (IFP)
  • Michael Loughrey
    (IP)
  • Barry O'Donovan
    (Rabh)
Cork East [7]
(4 seats)
Clíona O'Halloran Liam Quaide Asch Ní Fhinn
  • Kathryn Bermingham
  • Catherine Lynch
Mona Stromsoe
  • Ross Cannon
  • Mary Linehan Foley
  • John O'Leary
  • William O'Leary
  • Frank Roche
James Peter O'Sullivan
(IP)
Cork North-Central [8]
(5 seats)
Oliver Moran
  • Susan Doyle
  • Ciarán McCarthy
Mick Barry [*] Ken O'Flynn Finian Toomey
  • Martin Condon
  • John Donohoe
  • Rachel Hurley Roche [b]
  • Joseph Gerard Peters
Derek Blighe
(IF)
Cork North-West [9]
(3 seats)
Nicole Ryan
Colette FinnJoe MooreEllen BarryBecky Kealy
  • John O'Leary
  • Walter Ryan-Purcell
Cork South-Central [10]
(5 seats)
Monica Oikeh Laura Harmon Pádraig Rice Shane Laird
  • Veronica Houlihan
  • Valerie Ward
Anna Daly
  • Graham de Barra
  • Paudie Dineen
  • Tony Field
  • Mick Finn
  • John O'Leary
Cork South-West [11]
(3 seats)
Christopher O'Sullivan [*]
  • Claire O'Callaghan
  • Donnchadh Ó Seaghdha
Mary RyderEvie Nevin Holly Cairns [*] Zoe Laplaud Michael Collins [*] Mairead Ruane
  • Alan Coleman
  • John O'Leary
Deborah O'Driscoll
(IP)
Donegal [12]
(5 seats)
Nuala CarrCarol GallagherMary T. Sweeney
  • Vincent J. Bradley
  • Niall McConnell
  • Arthur McGuinness
    Gerry McKeever
  • Frank O'Donnell
  • Thomas Pringle [*]
Dublin Bay North [13]
(5 seats)
David HealyShane Folan Cian O'Callaghan [*] Bernard MulvanyJames Morris
  • Michael Burke
  • Kevin Coyle [a]
  • Stephen Doyle
  • Brian Garrigan
  • Barry Heneghan
  • John Lyons
  • Jamie McGlue
  • Diarmaid Ó Conoráin
Paul Fitzsimons
(IFP)
Dublin Bay South [14]
(4 seats)
Jim O'Callaghan [*] Chris Andrews [*] Hazel Chu Ivana Bacik [*] Eoin Hayes Brigid PurcellAlan Healy
Lauralee Doyle
(IP)
Dublin Central [15]
(4 seats)
Mary Fitzpatrick [#]
Paschal Donohoe [*] Neasa Hourigan [*] Marie Sherlock [#] Gary Gannon [*] Eoghan Ó CeannabháinIan Noel Smyth
Dublin Fingal East [16]
(3 seats)
Ann Graves Alan Farrell [*] Ian Carey Duncan Smith [*] Joan HopkinsBryn EdwardsMargaret McGovern
  • Tony Donnelly
  • Darren Kelly
  • Fergal O Connell
Dublin Fingal West [17]
(3 seats)
Lorraine Clifford-Lee [#] Louise O'Reilly [*] Grace Boland Joe O'Brien [*] Robert O'Donoghue Ollie PowerRobbie Loughlin
  • Tony Murphy
  • Oghenetano John Uwhumiakpor
Dublin Mid-West [18]
(5 seats)
Karla DoranFrancis TimmonsEoin Ó Broin [c] Gino Kenny [*] Linda de CourcyColm Quinn
  • Robert Coyle
    (IP)
  • Glen Moore
    (IFP)
Dublin North-West [19]
(3 seats)
Paul McAuliffe [*]
Noel Rock [] Caroline Conroy John Nisbet Rory Hearne Conor ReddyEdward McManus
  • Diarmuid Mac Dubhghlais
  • Gavin Pepper
  • Ian Croft
    (CP)
  • Stephen Redmond
    (NP)
Dublin Rathdown [20]
(4 seats)
Shaun Tracey Catherine Martin [*] Lettie McCarthy Sinéad Gibney Síomha Ní AonghusaLiam Coughlan
Garrett McCafferty
(NP)
Dublin South-Central [21]
(4 seats)
Catherine Ardagh [#] Mary Seery Kearney [#] Patrick Costello [*] Darragh Moriarty Jen Cummins Hazel De Nortúin
Aisling Considine
  • Richard Murray
  • Dolores Webster
Dublin South-West [23]
(5 seats)
Francis Noel Duffy [*] Ciarán Ahern Ross O'Mullane Paul Murphy [*] Saoirse Ní Chónaráin
Yan Mac Oireachtaigh
(NP)
Dublin West [24]
(5 seats)
Emer Currie [#] Roderic O'Gorman [*] John WalshEllen Murphy Ruth Coppinger [] Ellen Troy
  • Umar Al-Qadri
  • Susanne Delaney
  • Tania Doyle
  • Natalie Treacy
Patrick Quinlan
(NP)
Dún Laoghaire [25]
(4 seats)
Cormac Devlin [*] Shane O'Brien Ossian Smyth [*] Martha FanningHugo Mills Richard Boyd Barrett [*] Mairéad TóibínMichael O'DohertyCathy Lynch
(IP)
Galway East [26]
(4 seats)
Albert Dolan
Anne Rabbitte [*]
Louis O'Hara Clodagh Higgins
Niamh Madden
Peter Roche
Eoin MaddenConor BurkeDeclan GeraghtyLuke Silke Seán Canney [*]
Fergal Landy
Paul Madden
David O'Reilly
(IP)
Galway West [27]
(5 seats)
John Connolly
Gráinne Seoige
Mairéad Farrell [*] Seán Kyne [#]
Hildegarde Naughton [*]
Pauline O'Reilly [#] Helen OgbuEibhlín SeoightheMaisie McMasterNoel ThomasPádraig Lenihan Catherine Connolly [*]
Mike Cubbard
Patrick Feeney
Noel Grealish [*]
AJ Cahill
(IP)
Doran McMahon
(IFP)
Kerry [28]
(5 seats)
Michael Cahill
Norma Foley [*]
Linda Gordon-Kelleher
Pa Daly [*]
Stephanie O'Shea
Billy O'SheaCleo MurphyMike KennedyCian Prendiville Tom McEllistrim [] Catherina O'SullivanMary Fitzgibbon
Danny Healy-Rae [*]
Michael Healy-Rae [*]
Michelle Keane
John O'Leary
Brandon Begley
(IFP)
Kildare North [29]
(5 seats)
James Lawless [*]
Naoise Ó Cearúil
Réada Cronin [*]
Caroline Hogan
Bernard Durkan [*]
Joe Neville
Evie Sammon
Vincent P. Martin [#] Angela Feeney Aidan Farrelly Leah WhelanUna O'ConnorBill ClearAvril Corcoran
(IP)
Sean Gill
(CP)
Gerry Waters
(IFP)
Kildare South [30]
(4 seats)
Seán Ó Fearghaíl [§]
Fiona O'Loughlin [#]
Shónagh Ní Raghallaigh Martin Heydon [*] Monaa K. Sood Mark Wall [#] Chris PenderRob CosgraveWilliam Carton
Edel Doran
Melissa Byrne Cathal Berry [*]
Tom McDonnell
Leanne O'Neill
Patricia Ryan [*]
Anthony Casey
(IFP)
Laois [31]
(3 seats)
Seán Fleming [*]
Austin Stack
Maria McCormack William Aird Rosie PalmerKen MooneyMary HandPauline Flanagan
Jason Lynch
Aisling Moran
Elaine Mullally
Brian Stanley [*]
Limerick City [32]
(4 seats)
Willie O'Dea [*]
Dee Ryan
Paul Gavan [#]
Maurice Quinlivan [*]
Maria Byrne [#]
Kieran O'Donnell [*]
Brian Leddin [*] Conor Sheehan Elisa O'DonovanRuairí FahyEsther AhernSarah BeasleyMelanie Cleary
Frankie Daly
Michelle Hayes
Dean Lillis
Dean Quinn
(IP)
Limerick County [33]
(3 seats)
Bridie Collins
Niall Collins [*]
Joanne Collins Patrick O'Donovan [*]
Noreen Stokes
Rob O'DonnellLaura Fahey Richard O'Donoghue [*] Michael RyanJim Barrett
Richie Crehan
April Sheehan Corkery
Donna O'Loughlin
(IFP)
Lorraine O'Sullivan
(IP)
Gerben Uunk
(PAW)
Longford–Westmeath [34]
(5 seats)
Dympna Cunniffe
Joe Flaherty [*]
Robert Troy [*]
Barry Campion
Sorca Clarke [*]
Peter Burke [*]
Tanya Cannon
Micheál Carrigy [#]
Carol OkekeFidelma BennettDave SmythPaul HoganLaura O'NeillPaul Bradley
Louise Heavin
Donal Jackson
Charlotte Keenan
Kevin "Boxer" Moran []
Gerry Warnock
Margaret Alacoque Maguire
(IF)
Louth [35]
(5 seats)
Alison Comyn
Erin McGreehan [#]
Joanna Byrne
Ruairí Ó Murchú [*]
Antóin Watters
Paula Butterly
John McGahon [#]
Marianne Butler Ged Nash [*] Niall McCreanorJames RenaghanRyan McKeownMichael O'DowdDavid Bradley
David Brennan
Kevin Callan
Thomas Clare
David Carroll
Albert David Byrne
Alan Fagan
Peter-James Nugent
Tracy O'Hanlon
Hermann Kelly
(IFP)
Derek McElearney
(IP)
Mayo [36]
(5 seats)
Dara Calleary [*]
Lisa Chambers [#]
Rose Conway-Walsh [*]
Gerry Murray
Alan Dillon [*]
Mark Duffy
Martina Jennings
Keira Keogh
Mícheál Boxty Ó ConaillJoe DalyChris Maxwell Paul Lawless Sean Forkin
Stephen Kerr
Gerry Loftus
Patsy O'Brien
Meath East [37]
(4 seats)
Thomas Byrne [*]
Caroline O'Reilly
Darren O'Rourke [*]
Maria White
Helen McEntee [*]
Sharon Tolan
Ruadháin BonhamEilish BalfeClara McCormackEmer TóibínCharles Bobbett
Joseph Bonner
Sivakumar Murugadoss
Gillian Toole
Raymond Westlake
Carolyn Fahy
(PAW)
Jean Murray
(NP)
Barbara Reid
(LR)
Meath West [38]
(3 seats)
Aisling Dempsey Johnny Guirke [*] Linda Murray NelsonSéamus McMenaminSandy GallagherRonan MooreFinbar Lynch Peadar Tóibín [*] Noel French
Damien Reilly
Ben Gilroy
(LR)
Ian McGauley
(IP)
Offaly [39]
(3 seats)
Tony McCormack
Claire Murray
Aoife Masterson John Clendennen Pippa Hackett [#] Keishia TaylorFergus McDonnellMaureen WardMike Boylan
Eddie Fitzpatrick
Carol Nolan [*]
Roscommon–Galway [40]
(3 seats)
Martin Daly Claire Kerrane [*] Dympna Daly Finn
Aisling Dolan [#]
Martina O'ConnorAndrew Mannion Michael Fitzmaurice [*] Cormac Ó CorcoráinVincent Beirne
Eugene Murphy [#]
Alan Sweeney
(IP)
Sligo–Leitrim [41]
(4 seats)
Edel McSharry
Paddy O'Rourke
Eamon Scanlon []
Martin Kenny [*]
Chris MacManus
Frank Feighan [*] Bláithín GallagherNessa CosgroveGino O'BoyleMichael Clarke
Caroline Corcoran
Graham MonaghanMarie Casserly
Des Guckian
Marian Harkin [*]
Molly Candon
(PAW)
Michael Kelly
(IFP)
Tipperary North [42]
(3 seats)
Ryan O'Meara
Michael Smith
Evan Barry
Dan Harty
Phyll BuglerIva Pocock Alan Kelly [*] Diana O'DwyerFrancis O'Toole Michael Lowry [*]
Liam Minehan
Justin Phelan
Jim Ryan
Peter Madden
(IP)
Tipperary South [43]
(3 seats)
Imelda Goldsboro Martin Browne [*] Michael Murphy Myriam MadiganMichael BrennanNadaline WebsterRosemary McGloneBill Fitzgerald
Séamus Healy [] [e]
Mattie McGrath [*]
John O'Heney
John McGrath
(NP)
Waterford [44]
(4 seats)
Mary Butler [*] David Cullinane [*]
Conor D. McGuinness
John Cummins [#] Marc Ó Cathasaigh [*] Sadhbh O'NeillMary RochePatrick CurtinRonan ClearyFrank Conway
Aaron Joyce
Killian Mangan
Mark O'Neill
Melissa O'Neill
Matt Shanahan [#]
John D. Walsh
(IP)
Wexford [45]
(4 seats)
James Browne [*]
Michelle O'Neill
Johnny Mythen [*] Cathal Byrne
Bridín Murphy
Peadar McDonald George Lawlor Martina StaffordJim Codd Verona Murphy [*]
Jackser Owens
Michael Sheehan
Jason Murphy
(NP)
Stephen Power
(IP)
Mick Wallace
(I4C)
Wicklow [46]
(4 seats)
Stephen Donnelly [*] John Brady [*] Simon Harris [*]
Edward Timmins
Steven Matthews [*] Paul O'Brien Jennifer Whitmore [*] Kellie McConnellCiarán Hogan Joe Behan []
Rob Carry
Shay Cullen
Philip Dwyer
Charlie Keddy
Sean O'Leary
Gerry O'Neill
Dominic Plant
Michaela Keddy
(IP)
Wicklow–Wexford [47]
(3 seats)
Malcolm Byrne [#]
Pat Kennedy
Fionntán O Súillebháin Brian Brennan Ann WalshAislinn O'KeeffeFrances LawlorSinéad BolandPeir Leonard
Ilsa-Maria Nolan
  1. 1 2 Affiliated with the National Alliance.
  2. Affiliated with the Workers' Party.
  3. 1 2 The sitting Sinn Féin TD and the Social Democrats councillor running in this constituency are both named Eoin Ó Broin.
  4. Sutcliffe resigned from Independent Ireland shortly. [22]
  5. Affiliated with Workers and Unemployed Action.

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